"The Golden Gun" lasts too long and causes great harm

Case: 39-year-old Liu Li (pseudonym) from Wuhan, Hubei is an art designer. But Lao Liu, who has been married for eight years, has always been a "quick shooter" in his married life. He always rushes into sex with great enthusiasm, but he ejaculates after only three to five minutes. Although it is not a big problem, my wife always feels thirsty and thinks it is not enough. It would be better if it could last longer.

But recently, the wife found the feeling she wanted from Lao Liu. After Lao Liu came back from a business trip, he seemed like a different person and once lasted for half an hour. This made his wife happy and worried. I am happy that he is so strong, but I am also worried that he might hurt his body by taking aphrodisiacs. Old Liu confessed to his wife that he neither took any aphrodisiacs nor had the time to exercise. And this time, the "battle" in bed was probably due to "a short separation that makes the new reunion better than a new one, and deep love", and the "quick shooter" became the "invincible gun".

One night, Lao Liu and his wife had another intimate confrontation. After reaching several climaxes that night, Lao Liu was still "unbeatable". At the beginning, Lao Liu was so proud, and his wife also enjoyed the most refreshing experience since their marriage. But after more than ten minutes, Jin Qiang still did not fall down, and it was extremely difficult to urinate. I found that my skin was all purple and he was in extreme pain. I did not dare to delay any longer and rushed to the hospital in the middle of the night.

The golden gun that never falls is a common phrase used in many advertisements for ED treatment drugs. Being as hard as a "golden gun" and not going to become weak and fall down may be every man's dream. However, sometimes "erectile dysfunction" is not only uncomfortable, but may also be a pathological condition that leads to permanent erectile dysfunction.

Many people may ask, how do we distinguish what is normal and what is pathological?

Under the influence of sexual stimulation, a large amount of blood quickly flows into the corpus cavernosum of the penis through the regulation of nerve and vasodilation, causing the penis to become larger and harder. Usually after an orgasm, the blood vessels communicating with the outside world are opened again, like a drainage ditch, allowing the accumulated blood in the corpus cavernosum of the penis to be discharged, and the penis becomes smaller and softer again. During the whole process, the penis does not feel any discomfort.

Pathological erectile dysfunction, also known as abnormal penile erection, is when the penis remains erect for more than 4 to 6 hours without any sexual desire or stimulation. After the onset of the disease, the patient's penis remains erect and does not become soft, and is often accompanied by swelling, pain and difficulty urinating. This situation can last for hours, days or even longer. This kind of "golden gun that can't fall" has no sexual interest at all and is extremely painful. It is mainly related to the long-term swelling and congestion of the penis due to various reasons.

When an abnormal penile erection occurs, a large amount of blood accumulated in the penis cannot flow out. Over time, the red blood cells in the oxygen-deprived state will become very rigid and block all blood vessels communicating with the outside world, making the penis a closed cavity completely isolated from the outside world. The penis will gradually become edematous and eventually necrotic. Some physical diseases such as sickle cell anemia, leukemia, spinal fractures, paralysis, etc. can cause the blood to thicken or the red blood cells to lose elasticity and fluidity, which may lead to abnormal penile erection; some drugs such as antidepressants and antihypertensive drugs may also cause abnormal penile erection.

There is also a situation where the arteries have too much blood supply and too little blood return, which leads to abnormal penile erection. For example, an aneurysm can cause this situation.

Once abnormal penile erection occurs, do not be ashamed to seek medical treatment. It must be treated as soon as possible. It is best not to allow the penis to maintain an erection for more than 4 to 6 hours, and never for more than 12 hours. Studies have found that once the penile cavernous tissue is ischemic for more than 12 hours, the chance of tissue necrosis is as high as over 90%.

Generally, vasoconstrictor drugs, such as phenylephrine, are injected into the penis to make the penis flaccid. Another commonly used method is penile corpus cavernosum aspiration and bloodletting, which slowly sucks out the blood accumulated in the penis. Sometimes it is also necessary to flush the penile corpus cavernosum with saline until the penis is completely flaccid. If these methods do not work, do not hesitate to have surgery as soon as possible.